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They're still there, and they're always there. Consumer devices are always available since the age of tinkering is easier. Tinkering people don't represent the
by mnemonicfx 16y ago
They're still there, and they're always there. Consumer devices are always available since the age of tinkering is easier.
Tinkering people don't represent the majority of device users. If they want to learn and tinker, there are ways (e.g. Linux).
- rimantas 16y agoExactly. I assume telephone was in the nearly every house in US in seventies, but not everyone became Woz and Jobs. Now computers are in the every home, and phones are in everyone's pocket. Should we expect everyone to become a hacker all of the sudden? I'd argue that now we have a lot lot more hackers than 40 years ago—and just the number of them makes them "invisible".